OT Question?

ace_in_the_hole · #1 10-07-2005, 05:11 PM

I play at least 40 SnG's a day and I was wondering if your winning from day to day goes like profit, loss, profit, loss, just switching back and forth like a game laughing at you. Is it possible to have 4 winning days in a row? over 3 months? Just curious..

#2 10-07-2005, 05:13 PM

I shoot for 12, but play as few as 6 or as many as 20 in a day...so less than you. But, for every losing day that i have had over the last 6 months, i have had about 6-7 winning days. I have 9 straight winning days going right now, with the least amount of sngs played being 6 and the most 12.

ace_in_the_hole · #3 10-07-2005, 05:26 PM

LAst month I had 14 losing days and 16 winning days. Thsi month 3 losing days 3 winning days. SO I guess I am just not that good of a player. Cool.

Hornacek · #4 10-07-2005, 05:27 PM

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SO I guess I am just not that good of a player.

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nh. (to yourself)

ace_in_the_hole · #5 10-07-2005, 05:33 PM

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SO I guess I am just not that good of a player.

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nh. (to yourself)

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Thanks i needed that, it is possible that I have won small amounts of money over the last year but am just not good at not getting unlucky. I need to read that book i guess.

Freudian · #6 10-07-2005, 05:34 PM

Last month I had five losing days and 25 winning days.

#7 10-07-2005, 05:35 PM

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Last month I had five losing days and 25 winning days.

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Well dont rub it in his face or anything! LOL! Just jokes.

ace_in_the_hole · #8 10-07-2005, 05:41 PM

Well at least I am starting to realize that I am an enigma, I win money but lose SnG's Weird.

Freudian · #9 10-07-2005, 05:41 PM

As I see it, he chooses to play at the $33s. If he then has a bumpier ride and still chooses to stay there, he has no reason to complain.

He can always move down to the $22s or even the $11s and have a smoother ride.

ace_in_the_hole · #10 10-07-2005, 05:43 PM

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As I see it, he chooses to play at the $33s. If he then has a bumpier ride and still chooses to stay there, he has no reason to complain.

He can always move down to the $22s or even the $11s and have a smoother ride.

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But if you did 1100 $33's with 16% ROI wouldn't it be reasonable to expect 10% over the next 1000? That's all I want. BTW, how the hell do you guys not get bad beat? If I could win 6 out of 10 when I am a 9 out of 10 favorite I could be at 20% ROI.